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1l THE WICHITA EAGLE MONDAY MORNING OCTOBER 5 1942 BOSS ENJOYS VICTORY GRIN Finals BOX SCORE 0 JAYHAWKERSI RATE SMALL HOPE IN TEXAS CAMES AERO COMMANDOS OUTCLASS GRUBER SOLDIERS 26 TO 0 NEW YORK Oct 4 (AF WIREPIIOTO) Surrounded by sports writers and well-wishers Billy South-worth manager of (he St Louis Cardinals smiles happily in the dressing room after his boys trounced the New York Yankees today 9-6 in the fourth game of the World Series' ankees Appear Scared by Not Cardinals Scribe Reviewing Highlights of Series Claims the Champs Pointed Way to Loss witti Successful Bunts YANKEE -STADIUM NEW YORK Oct Ttao official bos ocorc of (he foorth came of tho ISIS world aerlea: ST LOUIS A Brows Sb 9 l- Moorr cf RUocblcr rf I mmul if oiiiMM 2 2 2 2 Ccovtr mmmimim HOVVl lb IMMIMI I Karwtkl 3b Marian as Caaarr I 1 Humbert i 2 2 2 2 2- Pallet Siadvpi 2 2 5 Lbalcr 3 a a a a a Total! 33 33 Sander batted for Pollet In 7th NEW YORK AB Of A RilBltft nit (1 1 ftojfOoXb 1 Callenbiaa i 2 2 DiMafcaio cf 2 2 5 2 2 Keller If 4 Gordon Sb t- DtckCfi 22521 Prlddr lb 4 1 1 Borowr on i 2 2 2 22 btsiidi 3 2 2 2 3 2 Ronbam 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 Raar 1 3 3 3 Total 17 1 7 II Rosar batted for Bonham In Sth Score br inninaa: St tool iNt1 non CM 9 NEW YORK (A-f) 100 Wtt SUMMARY: Ran batted In Cullen- Mne Karowikl Cooner Moor a aaial Keller Priddr Cooner Marion Ianirr Two bair Moor Rolfe Mnaial Prlddr Homo Keller Hoeo Moore Knrowikt Doable Marlon and Brown Left on Now York 5 St Loo la 10 Earned New York ft St Lool Base on Borowy fT Moore Honn Morion) Donald (Slauehter Mnaial) Conner (Rolfe) Bonham 1 (Karowakl Mnslal) Borowy 1 (Marlon) Donald 1 (M Cooner) Cooner (Borowy Keller) PITCHING SUMMARY: Borowy (I hit rnno In Inninca (none ont in 4th) off Coo or 7 bit rnna in Alb inninaa off Donald 2 hlta rnn In 3 Inninaa (none not In 7tb) off Gnmbert 1 bit' 1 rnn In Innlna off Bonham 3 hita ran in 3 Inninaa off Pellet hita 0 rnna in lb Innina off Lanier hita rnna in 3 inninaa Wlnnina Lanier Leaine Donald Umoirea (AL) nlate Maaerknrth (NL) flral baae Snmmera fAL) second base Barr (NL) third baa Time 69908 (oald) CARDINAL VICTORY TO ALLOW RECORD Players- Checks toi Reach a New High if Rqdbirds Close Series Today NEW YORK Oct (if) If the St' Louis Cardinals win the 1943 world series and they were 5 to 18 betting favorites on Broadway each player's share will be $819250 the biggest payday in history for a series in which the players did not into the broadbasting rights If the Yankees should come on to win dut in the next three games each player will get $512542 The taken from the receipts of the first four games of which the bards won totals $42757941 this year Of this the two series teams get 70 per cent or $29930459 -Under baseball rules a 60-40 breakdown of the series cluhs pool the winning team this year will split $17958275 and the lower $11972184 Needing only one more win to finish out' the set against the Yanks the Cards have voted to divide their end of the purse into 28 full shares and five one-fifth shares which would make each full share $619250 If the Cards win each of the losing Yankees who voted to split their pool in 33 shares after taking out $6600 in cash awards would receive $335176 Should the Cards blow up and lose the next three games each of their losing shares would be $412854 PACIFIC COAST PLAYOFF Seattle 3-1 Los Angeles 8-0 (Seattle wins playolt 4 games to 3) Ralph Miller Paces Wichita Proa in Opening Victopr Over Camp Gruner I PASSES NET BIG GAlgS By IfilLL HODGE (Eacle Sports Stall)' Aero Commandos made their season debut in Lawrence stadium yesterday afternoon moving out on a thin carpet of grass that covered last summer's basest ball diamond to trounce Camp army eleven 26 to 0 before a gathering of approximately 2500 fans Although game into the closing minutes the army team was outclassed all the way on slippery footing in the old infield being' unable to gain through the Commando line which they -spent most of their time attempting Never did the Gruber squad offer any- serious threat to the visions of winning with their best point a passing attack used in-the closing minutes going for three completions out of 11 attempts to move the ball 38 yards Within the first minute of play the Commandos set up what later proved the first scoring threat from their own 30-yard line when Burt Hayes former back' intercepted a Gruber pass From that point on their second play lanky Ralph Miller former basketball ace unlimbered his right arm tossing down to Triplett on the Gruber' 35 who flipped the pigskin as It touched his fingertips to Hayes who raced to a Wichita touchdown before the game was two minutes Their second score came before -the midway point in the first half had passed with Mooney setting it up as he knifed to the Gruber 23 off the scrimmage line on the 35-yard marker There again Miller heaved into the flat 1 this time to Elmo Kelly another product who carried to the three-yard i line On the next play faul Graham plunged for the second' tally and kick put the pros out ahead by a 13 to 0 score From there ion in it was pretty much a repetition of what 1 had gone before with short passes and long ones threatening the Gruber goal and interceptions turning them 'back to midfield before taking over again Twice however with Wheeler sharing off with big Doug McEnulty at toting the mail and with a -few passes for gains from Gene Ronzanl to Wheel-1 er or Kelly the Wichitans managed to score before being sent back to their places by the referee to kick off again On the third touchdown it was Wheeler who crossed and when It came time to decide who was to have the honor of scoring the final touchdown from the Gruber 5-yard line McEnulty drew the chance crashing over in one plunge Ptartinc Lintua COM3AANDOS CAMP GRUBER Ktllcy LX a i Rcxford Ely LT 1 1 Mxcciu AX a a XQ tfm Biupch 4 Keel Merkel RO Nines Oairett RT Howard Trinlett RE Wendt Miller QB i Hennlnaer Mooney LH Reynolds Hayes Jamrotls 'Graham 'FB smith Snsamarr WAC CO First downs First downs rushing First downs nassin First downs Densities Punts number Punts yards Punts returned number Punts returned yards Kansans Will Try Chances with Texas Christian Sooners Face Texas TIGERS MEET BADGERS KANSAS CITYOct The odds on the Big Six I conference teams coming throughthis football schedule unscathed are about as long as available quotations on an armless chances of kayolng Joe Louis in the first round The conference clubs able to win but a half dozen -of the 15 games already played step Into a 6-contest program this Saturday that probably is the toughest group assignment of the entire campaign Kansas and Oklahoma both without a victory can see little chance of breaking tfce drouth as they prepare for twin Invasions of Texas The hapless Jayhawks go against the Texas Longhorns in a traditional battle at Dallas TCU edged out A by one point in a west coast thriller and trimmed Arkansas 13 to 6 yesterday Texas bowed to Northwestern 3 to 0 Saturday but humbled Kansas State 64 to 0 and the Corpus Christi service team 40 to 0 in earlier engagements The scenery Is about all Kansas State is expected to enjoy as it Journeys to Pittsburgh for i a night game with Duquesne the team that beat Holy Cross 25 to 0 for its 15th straight victory Missouri winner of three in a row gets its first major test in a road game with undefeated Wiscon sin The Badgers thus far have whipped Camp Grant and Mar- A quette and held Notre Daxne to a 7 to 7 draw Nebraska is host to Indiana in a tilt that should give a true line on the puzzling Comhuskers The Hoosiers dropped a free scoring 32 to 21 game to Ohio State-yesterday but trounced Butler 53 to 0 in their opener Iowa State -tangles with Marquette at Ames and usually unreliable comparative scores fajrar the Cyclones The Hilltoppers had a two touchdown margin over Kansas While Iowa State was one touchdown superior to Denver the team that downed Kansas 17 to 0 The most startling developments in the games over the week: end were the comeback of Nebraska and easy conquest of Oklahoma The Huskers exploited their supposed weaknesis in passing themselves to a 26 to win over Iowa State A week earlier Nebraska succumbed to the aerial artistry of Tom Faririer as Iowa thrashed them 27 to 0 Tulsa was a slight favorite over the Sooners but the ease with which they romped to a 23' to 0 de cision left the Oklahoma foUqwers shaky superiority over Colorado was greater than the 26 to 13 tally would Indicate but the Buffaloes gave the Tigers an uncom-fortable- afternoon and again demonstrated the Big Sx titllsts are vulnerable to attacks from the air I Kansas was mired deeper by the Friday night loss to Denver and Kansas- 21 to 7 defeat by the Fort Riley Kan army eleven indicated many rock afternoons for the Wildcats before the season is concluded1 THE STANDINGS TPTB OP Nebrask- 1 0 0 low Stat 0 1 0 XftOMi 0 0 0 XIQSM Sutt mmm0 0 0 lliciourl 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oklahoma 0 0 CUBS WIN 5 TO 3 Chicago Nationals Prolong City Series as Bithorn Defeats White Sox CHICAGO Oct (tfV-The National league Cubs losers in the first three games prolonged Chicago's annual city series by beating the American league White Sox 5 to 3 behind Hiram eight-hit pitching in the fourth game today Only 3566 saw the game at Wrigley field San Francisco Nevada 7 University of San Francisco 27 PREDICTS LARGE TURNOVER AMONG GRID CHAMPIONS Upsets Registered Saturday Prove Wartime Game Off the Usual Procedure i GOPHERS YET TOUGH By HERB BARKER NEW YORK Oct 4 (IP) One of the biggest turnovers of sectional football champions on record is in prospect this war-time season on the tyisls of the extraordinary results written into the book spectacular program high-spotted by the defeat of Min nesota Texas Fordham Louisiana State Tulane and Notre Dame also saw two 1941 sectional title-holders r-Mlsslssippl State of the Southeastern conference and Duke of the Southern both trounced within their own competitive groups And that probably is simply the begin nlng However one of last sectional champions Minnesota still looks plenty good enough to repeat The Gophers saw their great 18-game winning streak broken 7-6 by Bernie exceedinly tough Iowa naval pre-flight outfit but lost little if any prestige thereby The Gophers outgalned Cadets by a wide margin and if any Big Ten rival can take measure it is not now discernible by the naked eye Mississippi State unbeaten within the Southeastern conference since 1939 dropped a decisive 21t6 decl- sion to Alabama but there was no reaj upset in that because the Crlm- son Tide was known to be strong trouncing by Wake Forest's Deacons previously beaten by underrated North Carolina came as a big surprise The Deacons really poured it on 20-7 Aid earned -their first triumph over Duke since -1926 Ndtre Dame Texas and Fordham all fell afoul of intersectional opponents Fordham long and eastern power took an unholy shellacking from Volunteers 40-14 all the more shocking in view -of the fact that -Tennessee had been held to a scoreless tie by South Carolina thq previous week Just what has happened at Notre Dame nobody seems to know Following their 7-7 draw with Wisconsin of a week ago the Irish were whipped by Georgia Tech's clever Engineers 13-6 Texas surrendered to Northwestern 3-0 on a field goal kicked by a substitute guard A1 Pick Both major Louisiana outfits Louisiana State and Tulane dropped from last heights with a dull thud Tulane which had swamped Southern California was itself soundly trounced by Auburn 27-13 Louisiana State which had conquered Texas A and found itself no match forHRice and went down 27-J4 -Vanderbilt a Southeastern conference dark-horse swamped Purdue of the Big Ten 26-0 Georgia co-favorite with Alabaxrih in the Southeastern group ran wild over Furman 40-7 while Kentucky ran Up a 53-0 count on Washington and lie- The colleges still are looking for their first victory over one of the navy pre-flight teams Not only did Ibwa crew stop Minnesota but St pre-flight whldped A 18-7 Another strops: service array Great Lakes trounced Iowa 25-0 while Fort Riley spilled Kansas State 21-7 1 Ohio State opened Big Ten competition by outspeedlng and outscorlng i Billy Hlllen brand and Indiana in a wild game 32-21 Michigan with Tom Kuzma still on the sidelines spilled Michigan state 20-0 while 'Wisconsin-was romping at Marquette's expense 35-7 Nebraska opened its Big Six campaign- with an easy 26-0 conquest of Iowa State Missouri found Colored? a plucky foe but won handily 26-13 Oklahoma was victimized by Tulsa 23-0 In the southwest Texas Christian led by Emery Nex tool Arkansas over the hurdles 136 while the Texas Aggies rebounding from the UNBEATEN BADGERS TO FACE MISSOURI NEXT 1 i MADISON WIS Oct Badgers turned their attention toward Missouri today as they rested after the 35 to 7 trouncing of Marquette yesterday The entire squad came 1 through the game without serious injury Anther polishing of a ground attack to couple with an aerial offensive which netted three of four touchdowns scored against Marquette in the second quarter yesterday was scheduled for this week LONE YANK WINNER! MOST WIN TODAY TO SAVE THE SERIES Cardinals' First Winning Series Hurler Gets Starting Call' SCORE YESTERDAY 9-6 (Continued from 1) ning and were partly a gift by the unnerved Yanks and partly the result of the Cards ability to take advantage of every opening Atley Donald who had been summoned to relieve llookie Hank Borowy with none out In the fourth four runs already across and two on base made himself the victim today He gave two successive walks at the start of the seventh The first was to Enos (Country) Slaughter and the second to Stan Musial With the fount on Muslal 3 and 2 Slaughter set sail for second and catcher" Bill- Dickey not knowing whether the next pitch was a ball or strike made a wild throw to second that allowed Slaughter to 1 go on to third Walker Cooper singled 'him home sending Donald to the showers and bringing Ernie Bonham in Johnny Hopp sacrificed Whltey Kurowskl was walked intentionally to load the bases and a long fly by Martin Marion brought Cooper home The Cards added a run -for extra measure in the ninth on a single1 by Hopp a sacrifice by Kurowski and a single by relief pitcher Lefty Max Lanier who was awarded credit for the victory by the official scorers Cooper in Trouble Mort Cooper the big grinning rightvhancjler who had won 22 games this season In the National league but who was the loser in the opening game of the series made an attempt to salvage his reputation today Instead he "had it marred even more 1 He was thrown for a one-run loss in the first inning when Red Rolfe doubled and Roy Cullenblne sln- gled but he seemed capable of hold Ing the 6 to 1 lead furnished him in the fourth when the Cardinals came bo bat 11 times wlty the first six of jLhem scoring This explosion was set off by Mu-slal led off with a safe bunt that incited the Yankees to an angry protest around Umpire George Magerkurth Walker Cooper followed with another single that sizzled between Borowy legs and Hopp waited out a walk to load the bases After' that things happened fast and loose Kurowskl smashed a ground single through Rolfe for two runs and the blond slender rookie on the mound yielded to the pressure Mopping his brow he walked Marion oh four pitches to load the bases and Mort Cooper brought in another pair of runs with a single to' right Donald made his appearance at this point and forced Jimmy Brown to fly out But Terry Moore smashed a single to center on the first pitch for a run and after Slaughter had forced Moore Muslal on his second turn at bat doubled the sixth run across By making two hits in one inning he tied a' world series reedrd held by Several players Walker Cooper finally grounded but to end the Inning There probably was no one in the big elosely packed stadium who thought Cooper would have any real trouble after that and he set down the Yanks In order in the next two chapters But little Phil Rlzzuto'who made three hits during the proceedings opened the sixth stanza with slashing single to left Rolfe walked and the Cardinals bullpen went into action but Cooper was allowed to remain until Cullenblne singlet Rlzzuto home DIMagglo popped out' 'a 1 Keller hammered his high arching homer into the lower right field stands about 400 feet from the plate This caused Manager Billy South-worth to bring in Harry Gumbert and the former right-hander of the New York Giants who appeared as relief in the first game of the series might have stopped matters right there However Kurowskl made a wild htrow bn a grounder by Joe Gordon and after1 Dickey-had been thrown out on a fine play by Brown Gerry Prlddy blooped a dbuble into right-field for the tying run Prlddy was In the lineup at first base in place of Buddy Hassett who broke thumb trying to bunt yesterday and was out for the rexnalner of the series The crowd set up a roar of approval and littered the outfield with papers but lefty Howie Pollet made Donald ground out Since the Cardinals came back snorting with two runs in the next inning under ordinary baseball procedure Pollet would have received credit for the triumph by pitching to only one man because he was removed for a'plnchhltter-unsuccessfully before the Yanks came to bat again Lanier Gets Credit But Lanier took charge from the seventh on holding the Yanks helpless on two singles and batted in St Louis' final run so the scorers decided he should have credit for the outcome Altogether Cardinals used four pitchers and the Yankees three and for the: first time in the series fit Louis outhlt the Yankee powerhouse 12 to 10 with DIMagglo going hitlcss after accounting for six safeties in the first three games This caused both pilots to come up to what may be the final game here tomorrow with only one Ibgi cal pitching choice Manager Joe McCarthy of the Yanks said he would start Red Ruffing the 38 year-old veteran who set a world series record by pitching 7i hit-less innings In the first game although batted out of the box In the ninth Southworth gave the assignment for what he- hopes will be the clincher to lean Johnny Beazley the- rookie right-hander who won the second game If the Yankees should win tomorrow then the rivals wqpld leive tomorrow night for fit Louis where the sixth game would be played on Wednesday and the seventh if necessary on Friday 1 1 of is to be I be By WHITNEY MARTIN NEW YORK Oct Series-ly speaking: Three guesses as to which team looked like the green country boys who would be scared to death in the vast Yankee Stadium in the fourth liming today ''when those Cards hook on their outboard motors they really go That fourth inning looked BUILDERS HORNETS TOP CENTRAL LOOP Pittsburg Eleven also Wins to Stay Undefeated1 but Is Hard Pressed KANSAS CITY Oct (-Emporia State and Southwestern became the first two teams to pass their Central conference football tests over the week-end and Dick vastly Ottawa eleven added to its lead in the Kansas conference race South xi' converted two a recovered fumble land a blocked into scores for their 13 to 0 margin over Fort- Hays A pair of touchdowns one a 73-yard gallop -by Bernard Taylor In the final quarter gave Emporia State a 12 to 0 victory over Washburn Pittsburg the defending champions in the Central' loop found tough sledding against the surprising Springfield Mo Teachers 'but managed to win 19 to 13 and remained among the undefeated Kansas college teams Wichita fired hack from its last week loss to sufficiently to topple St 18 to 6 Bob Behee freshman back registered both Ottawa tallies as the Braves spilled McPherson 13 to 0 to make it two straight in the Kansas circuit Meanwhile Kansas Wesleyan a pre-season favorite barely got by Bethel 6 to 0 (Ottawa whipped the Grey Maroons J32 to 0 indicating the coyotes will have plenty of trouble in their own conference Baker got by the first hurdle In defense of Its 1941 title in defeating Bethany 20 to 0 Only one conference game is carded this week in the Central conference with Pittsburg swinging into action for the first time against twice-beaten Wash burn Southwestern is host to College of Emporia idle last week in one interconference clash and Bethel Journeys to Fort Hays -for another rivalry between teams of the two conferences St resumes its old time feud with Rockhurst in Kansas City and Emporia State has' an open Utte Independent Wichita is slated to oppose Washington at St Louis -Baker and Kansas Wesleyan continue their conference duel this week with the Orangemen meeting the McPherson Bulldogs at Baldwin City and the Coyotes mixing with Bethany at Salina In the other Kansas conference game Ottawa stepaj outside the league for a game Kith William Jewell at Ottawa CENTRAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS Happy Cardinals Confident of Clinching Series oday like a mid-July game between the Phils and Braves Charley Keller was saying Just before the game that Mort Cooper had plenty of stuff and that he hit him Then boom 1 1 I The Yanks lost a lot of prestige through their Brooklynese tactics yesterday when they yelped like a pup sitting on a burr over decisions Everyone had begun to think the players were Just machines and it was quite a shock to flxid they were human Terry Moore says Bill Dickey pulled a smart one on him in Saturday's game Moore was called out coming into home and he says Dickey has-nt tagged him yet missed' me and then turned his back and Walked away like there was no question but what I was out" Moore says The Yankees outsmarted themselves again' today The Cards probably have thought of bunting until Phil Rizzuto arid Red Rolfe showed how easy It was in the thlrd the way Stan Musial started the big St Louis inning in the fourth That was really bye baby bunting for the Yanks When Musial was called safe on his dribbler toward! third Rolfe almost -beat his own jthrow over to first to register his squawk It does seem that the Yanks have nerves that go Jlngle-Jangle-Jingle Buddy Hassett the only casualty Saturday A1 Schacht hustled to a hospital to: have his back doctored after pulling a muscle during his pre-game shennanlgans He Whs on the Job today though well plastered (with tape): The only difference between Joe Di Maggio and Terry Moore is that Moore looks like running The results out there are the same They are saying now that the Yankees have been made such! heavy favorites They say everyone (not the Cardinals) still was hypnotized by the on the Uniforms and realize the team of today the super-team! of other years Anyone who feel butterflies fluttering up and I down his spie when 70000 people stand in' dead silence while the Star Spangled Banner is being played Just have feelings The big yard is so quiet you could hearj a fellow dropping his eyes up ih section When Musial got his second hit of the Inning in the fourth canto he tied a record held Jointly by several others including of all persons Jerome (Dizzy) Dean the Voice of St Louis Dizzy performed that i miracle in the 1934 series The fans always hold their breath when comes to bat always expecting Something They were still expecting after game He and Joe Gordon (remember him?) were Just sweet little buttercups to the Card pitchers today although DiMag did of one which made a hero out of Terry Moore in center field The critics who said the series would end in New York are saying told you but they mean It the way they mean it now Seattle Hangs Up West Coast Title LOS ANGELES Oct Seattle defeated Los Angeles in the second game of a doubleheader today winning the share of the Pacific Coast league playoff pot of $10000 The Angels took the first game 8 toj 3 but lost the seven-liming nightcap 10 to 1 before a crowd of $3500 The Ralniers in winning the playoff series four games to two will receive $5000 with $2500 going to Los Angeles Its an Old Army VIRAG CONFIDENT OF WINNING BELT Former Champion Claims to Be in Fine Condition Grandovich Unworried Edward Virag former National Wrestling association belt-wearer who for three months has sought a return meeting with big John Grandovich Russian ace -to whom he lost his belt stiffened his training schedule yesterday afternoon confident that he will regain heavyweight honors when the pair tangle a week from tonight The big ex-Hungarian star who last year took up residence in Wichita refused to comment on what manner or tactics he will employ against Grandovich but the happiness with which he went about his work made it apparent that he feels the match a mere mtter of form Having kept the glimmering hope that he would one day get another chance in the same ring with the Russian giants he said yesterday that he is already near the best condition df his career and that he will reach his peak before bell-time Over In the Gandovich camp there was confidence but not so apparent as displayed by the challenger Hie belt-wearer with a victory over Virag which he maintains was a fair one can see no reason why he should fear him in a return meeting1 He denied that he had ever attempted to evade a match vith Virag but explained his failure to meet him was because he felt some of the other campaigners in the Mlddlewest more capable of giving him a good match Grandovich was out in the open about the manner lxi which- he plans to throw his challenger and as he puts it apply my bearhug" Young Beazley was Immensely pleased with the assignment and will go into it with confidence he said figure I can beat anybody until they beat me and then I'm ready to try again Those Yanks got ten hits off me at St Louis Five in the last two innings But 111 give everything got tomorrow give bell tough but pretty tough too Oh oh" 1 Alter the season is over young Beazley Intends to join the marines Yanks Planning Trip In the Yankee1 dressing room the air of disappointment which filled the place after yesterday's loss was strangely absent and a sign on the bulletin board spoke louder than words of the New Yorkers' renewed determination read: for St Louis leaves at 8 Monday" Roy Cullenblne was the first to break the silence after the players slumped to their chairs He seemed to be speaking what was in the mind of eveiy one of them when he said: 'got our work cut out for us" In his office Manager Joe McCarthy forced a smile as he was confronted by newspapermen something that appeared impossible for him after game He declined to make excuses for Hank Borowy his starting pitcher routed In the big fourth inning or for the ill-fated throw to second base by- Catcher Bill Dickey which put the winning runs in scoring position Dickey himself explained why he threw to second base on Enos attempted steal on a 3-2 pitch to Stan Musial pitch was close enough to be called a strike" he said the call was a little late I was set to throw and when he called it a ball I hold it back" Borowy admitted that he was pressing too hard" didn't seem to have my stuff" he declared 'Maybe it was the importance of my first world series game that made me Charley Ruffing who pitched the Yankee' to victory in the opening game was confident he could keep the American leaguers' hopes alive tomorrow never hear me say no" he winked get tomorrow" DIXIE SERIES Nashville (Sou Assn) 2 Shreveport (Tex League) 0 (Nashville wins series 4 games to 12) :0 Penalties yards BEARS BEAT RAMS 21-7 CLEVELAND Oct Charley and Sid Luckman pitched touchdown passes to Ray McLean to lead the Chicago Bears steamroller to a 21 to 7 conquest over the Cleveland Ranis today- OteQsSzDE STAR-STUDDED AERO COMMANDOS i VS- COLORADO SPRIHGS ARMY AIR BASE LAWRENCE STADIUM SUNDAY 2 Prices Iaeludlnir Tax I Box Seats $280 and $168 Center Grandstand Sections $224 Other 'Reserved Sections 3112 Unreserved Bleachers yaa-rrnntittVnCHb ItetlS HOLIABAUGHIS flHEKC C5THL5AE) By PAUL FOGARTY A iAui9UUlft LB LB Baugh Passes for In the far west Oregon State the Rose Bowl champion served notice that it yeas not to be counted out of the 1942 chase without an argument by beating California the book" favorite 13-8 Washington- outplayed Southern California by a wide margin but had to be content with a scoreless tie Washington State nosed out Oregon 7-0 and Santa Clara stopped Stanford 14-6: Redskin Victory PHILADELPHIA Oct 4 A 35-yard forward pass from Sammy Baugh to Andy Farkas ollowed by a one-yard line buck by Farkas gave the Washington Redskins a last quarter touchdown and a 14 to 10 victory over the Philadelphia Louisiana i state debacle whipped By CHARLES DUXKLEY NEW YORK Oct Singing the hauntng hill-billy time My Toes Is the triumphant St Louis Cardinals certain victory only 24 hours away soothed themselves into complete relaxation with song in their dressing room after blasting the New' York Yankees 6 for their third successive victory today Manager Billy Southworth happy immensely proud listened and smiled Then he pulled off his sweaty shirt lit a cigaret and began talking Nobody had to urge him by plying him with questions He said he was ready to shoulder blame for the disastrous showing of his ace right hander big Morton Cooper batted out of the box1 in the sixth by Charley three run homer that' landed way back in the seats of the lower grandstand had figured that Cooper would the real Cooper today but he right He should have been given another day of rest But he pleaded to let him pitch so I gave Cooper dressed in his street clothes! was standing back of hearers listening Mort come here" South-worth ordered He shook Cooper's right hand warmly and said: guess I was Just too gullible should have given you more rest The blame is Cooper smiled Southworth while hopeful tomor row's game would end the series still refused to make any predlc tions as regards the final outcome "Anybody who would Is Southworth explained Look what happened out there tough They gave us the toughest four games had to play this season Well be out there tomorrow and play the best we know how Well to win if we possible can Saw Rea Cardinals' You saw the real Cardinals play today been looking for them to break loose They played typical Cardinal ball We're hitting on eight all nine cylinders now" The cleats on the Cardinals' shoes clattered noisier than' ever on the concrete floor as they went from (me to another to extend congratulations They figure it will be all over tomorrow Southworth announced that lean Johnny Beazley sensational 23-year-old hlght-handed pitcher would oppose the Yanks in the fifth game of the series tomorrow He's had three days of rest" since defeating the Yanks in the second game of the series 4 to 3 at fit Louis last Thursday Eagles in a National league professional football game today STEELERS UPSET NEW YORK GIANTS 13 TO 10 PITTSBURGH V-The Pittsburgh Steelers upset the New York Giants in a National Football league pro game today 13 to 10 with a passing and fielding attack which surprised the 9600 fans in attendance Bill Dudley Steelers left halfback and former University of Virginia All-America player sparked the Steelers to victory Habit Boy Emporia Stmt Southwestern Washburn FortJHaya Pittsburg KANSAS tliMIIMI Ottawa Raker Kanaaa Wesleyan Bethany College of Emporia McPherson Bethel a Ilf Green Bay Noses Oiutj Chicago Prps CHICAGO Oct WvillM Green Bay Packers capitalized on fumbles tonight to register a pair of touchdowns in the last quarter to take a 17 to 13 National foptbaQ league victory from the Chicago Ci rdlnals before 25000 customers BROOKLYN PROS TRIM DETROIT LIONS 28-7 DETROIT Oct Merlyn Condit ran for three touchdowns and intercepted a pass to set up another as the Brooklyn Dodgers gained their second successive National football league victory today by defeating the Detroit Lions 28 to 7 before 12598 spectators at Briggs- stadium It was third' straight defeat.